EP1654744A1 - Capacitor module and method for the production thereof - Google Patents
Capacitor module and method for the production thereofInfo
- Publication number
- EP1654744A1 EP1654744A1 EP04762630A EP04762630A EP1654744A1 EP 1654744 A1 EP1654744 A1 EP 1654744A1 EP 04762630 A EP04762630 A EP 04762630A EP 04762630 A EP04762630 A EP 04762630A EP 1654744 A1 EP1654744 A1 EP 1654744A1
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- capacitor module
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- PXHVJJICTQNCMI-UHFFFAOYSA-N Nickel Chemical compound [Ni] PXHVJJICTQNCMI-UHFFFAOYSA-N 0.000 description 4
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Classifications
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
- H01G—CAPACITORS; CAPACITORS, RECTIFIERS, DETECTORS, SWITCHING DEVICES, LIGHT-SENSITIVE OR TEMPERATURE-SENSITIVE DEVICES OF THE ELECTROLYTIC TYPE
- H01G4/00—Fixed capacitors; Processes of their manufacture
- H01G4/38—Multiple capacitors, i.e. structural combinations of fixed capacitors
Definitions
- the cell voltage is generally limited to a few volts.
- operating voltages are required which are significantly higher, so that several capacitors are connected in series to form a capacitor module.
- the individual capacitors are often connected to further capacitors via connecting plates (see FIG. 1).
- Individual capacitors often have a different self-discharge behavior, so that the total voltage is often not evenly distributed over the individual capacitors.
- overvoltages can occur on individual capacitors, which can lead to rapid aging or even destruction of the capacitor module.
- the electrical connections are voltage-metrized using complex measures for controlled self-discharge.
- capacitors are often provided with solderable wired resistors or soldered with printed circuit boards on which resistors are present.
- the wired resistors can be called
- Solder tags are connected to the electrical connections, these solder tags being riveted.
- the voltage balancing of individual capacitors in a capacitor module therefore requires many individual work steps and is therefore very time-consuming and therefore cost-intensive.
- the aim of the present invention is to provide a capacitor module which is improved with respect to the disadvantages mentioned above.
- the invention describes a capacitor module in which there is at least one first and one second capacitor, each with a first and a second external electrical connection.
- the first electrical connections of both capacitors are electrically connected via a flat conductor.
- the advantage of the capacitor module according to the invention is that by means of one circuit board, which is both electrically conductive with the first electrical connections and also with the second electrical connections of the two. Capacitors is connected, in a particularly simple manner - a balancing of two capacitors. can be achieved (see for example Figure 2). With conventional voltage balancing, considerably more work steps are necessary, since only a single capacitor is used at a time and not as in the case. capacitor module according to the invention two capacitors are voltage balanced.
- the capacitor according to the invention is that due to the reduced number of components for the power balancing as compared to conventional modules, an inventive capacitor module during operation 'is more reliable, since fewer components are present, the defect could lead to a deterioration of the capacitor module according to ,
- a capacitor module according to the invention is also advantageous in which the additional electrical connection between the conductor and the second electrical connections comprises a wire.
- the wire is advantageously laser-weldable, so that it is particularly simple and durable with the Conductor and the ' second electrical connections of the first and second capacitors can be connected.
- the wire is advantageously an aluminum wire with a thickness of approximately 2. mm. '5 •
- additional electrical devices that produce a high-resistance electrical connection.
- the electrical components advantageously comprise electrical resistors.
- the electrical resistors particularly advantageously enable a high-resistance electrical connection as is required for voltage balancing.
- the electrical resistors in SMD construction are arranged directly on the flat conductor.
- the flat-shaped conductor can comprise, for example, an epoxy resin plate in the copper conductor tracks for electrical contacting of the electrical connections of the contacts.
- the : second electrical connections. -bei-. of the capacitors are electrically connected to one another via a first connecting plate.
- the first connecting plate is then advantageously in electrical contact with the flat conductor.
- the first connecting plate can be used to implement an internal series connection between individual capacitors in the capacitor module.
- the first connection can also serve to produce a contact between the two second electrical connections of the two capacitors and the flat conductor, which is particularly easy to implement, for example via a wire (see for example Figure 2).
- the flat conductor is advantageously in electrical contact with the first electrical connections via laser-weldable connections.
- the laser-weldable • connections can be, for example. act nickel-plated or tin-plated connecting plates, which are present on the flat • formed conductor. The connection plates are then connected to the first electrical connections by means of laser welding spots. Connected conclusions.
- the advantage of laser weldable Bonds is that a particularly strong and durable, integral, electrically conductive connection can be achieved due to laser welding.
- the integral connection, in which the materials of the connecting plates and the first electrical connections, for example aluminum in both cases, connect directly to one another is particularly advantageous.
- At least one of the first electrical connections of one of the two capacitors can be electrically conductively connected to a third capacitor in the capacitor module via a second connecting plate.
- additional capacitors can be connected in series in addition to the two already existing first and second capacitors in the capacitor module according to the invention (see, for example, FIGS. 2 and 3).
- the flat conductor can comprise a plastic plate.
- Plastic plates are particularly simple and inexpensive to produce, it being particularly easy to produce electrically conductive conductor tracks on these plastic plates, for example in the form of copper conductor tracks, which can be used for the electrical connection of the resistors implemented in SMD construction (see, for example, FIG. 3).
- the invention further relates to a method for producing a capacitor module in which at least two capacitors, each with a first and a second electrical connection, are provided and in which their first electrical connections are connected in an electrically conductive manner by means of welding to a flat conductor.
- the conductor is electrically conductively connected to the two second electrical connections by means of welding.
- the method according to the invention allows a particularly simple balancing of two electrical capacitors in a capacitor module that can be carried out in one method step.
- the welding of the electrical connections enables a particularly permanent and firm balancing of the two capacitors in the capacitor module.
- a flat conductor is advantageously used, on which electrical components, for example resistors, are preassembled in order to produce a high-resistance electrical connection.
- the capacitor module Due to the use of pre-assembled circuit boards on which the resistors are arranged, the capacitor module is particularly easy to assemble, since the resistors are no longer individually connected to the capacitor connections must be connected, as is the case with conventional capacitor modules (see, for example, FIG. 1).
- the metals of the first electrical connections eg Al
- the metal of the connection plates often also aluminum.
- the conductor is advantageously conductively connected to the two second electrical connections by means of an electrically conductive wire, for example an aluminum wire. It is particularly advantageous if the wire is brought into electrically conductive contact with the flat-shaped conductor by means of a further tin-plated or nickel-plated connecting plate (see, for example, FIGS. 2 or 3).
- the wire can be inserted into the further tin-plated or nickel-plated connection plate by means of a connection hole, after which a permanent connection can be established by means of laser welding.
- tin-plated or nickel-plated connecting plates are provided on the flat-shaped conductor both for contacting the first electrical connections of the capacitors and for contacting the wire for the second electrical connections and, moreover, the contact areas between " the first electrical connections and tinned or nickel-plated on a second connecting plate.
- this second connecting plate serves for the series connection of further condensers gates in the capacitor module according to the invention.
- the contacts for the balancing contacts between the first electrical connections and the flat-shaped conductor, contact between the flat-shaped conductor and the wire for contacting the second electrical connection
- the contacts for the series connection of several capacitors in the capacitor module according to the invention contacts between the first electrically conductive connections and the second connecting plate
- Figure 1 shows a perspective view of a conventional capacitor module
- FIG. 2 shows a perspective view of a variant of a capacitor module according to the invention
- FIG. 1 shows a conventional capacitor module 2 in which a first capacitor 60 and a second capacitor 65 are shown in the foreground. Further: capacitors can be connected in series via the first electrical connections 60A and 65A of these two capacitors. Furthermore, there is a second connection plate 30, which connects the second electrical connections 60B and 65B, which are shown in dashed lines and are present at the bottom of both capacitors, to one another in an electrically conductive manner. Both capacitors 60 and 65 are symmetrically separated from one another using two different conventional methods.
- an electrically conductive encryption is binding between the first electric terminal 60A 'and the second electrical terminal 60B middlemen prepared harnessoh ig a wired ⁇ capitaes.25.
- What is particularly complex is the wire 21 of the electrical resistor 25 connected to both the first electrical connection 60A and the second electrical connection 60B via soldering lugs 70.
- the two soldering lugs 70 of the first and second electrical connections are connected to the second connection plate. Rivets 26A.0.0.- or to the first connection plate -45 via rivets 26A.
- the second capacitor 65 is also symmetrized by means of a resistor which establishes a high-resistance electrical connection between the first connection 65A and the second connection 65B.
- a printed circuit board 26 ′′ is used, on which an electrical resistor 25 is arranged.
- This electrical resistor is fastened on the electrical connection plate 45 by means of a rivet 26A there is a wire 21, which connects a solder tab 70, which is arranged on the second connection plate 30, in an electrically conductive manner to the printed circuit board 26A and the resistor 25.
- FIG. 2 shows a perspective view of a variant of a capacitor module 1 according to the invention.
- a first capacitor 5 and a second capacitor 10 are shown, each of which has a first electrical connection 5A, 10A and a second electrical connection 5B, 10B on the bottom of the respective capacitor.
- a flat-shaped conductor 15 for example in the form of an epoxy resin plate, on which electrically conductive conductor tracks, for example copper conductor tracks, are formed.
- This conductor 15 also has on its underside in FIG. 2 “electrical components shown in broken lines in the form of resistors 25.
- the flat-shaped conductor 15 is connected to the first connections 5A, 10A by means of two, advantageously tin-plated or nickel-plated connection plates 35 via second connection plates 45.
- These second connecting plates 45 make contact on the one hand with the first electrical connections 5A and 10A of the two capacitors and enable a series connection with further capacitors, for example capacitor 40 in a capacitor module according to the invention. Since the second connection plates 45 are also in electrical contact with the first electrical connections 5A and 10A, an electrical connection of the conductor 15 to the first electrical connections is thus established via the connection plates 35.
- a further connection plate 36 with a There is a hole 36A for connecting the wire 20. This wire 20 is electrically conductively connected to the second electrical connections 5B and 10B via the first connection plate 30.
- capacitor module constructed in this way it is readily possible due to the tinned or nickel-plated connecting plates 35 or 36, by means of a single laser welding step, to establish a permanent and good connection between the flat conductor 15 and the first electrical connections 5A and 10A via the laser-weldable tinned or nickel-plated connecting plates 35 to produce and at the same time to weld the connecting plate 36 and the wire 20.
- the connecting segments 5C, IOC can additionally be laser welded to the connecting plates 45.
- two capacitors 5 and 10 can be symmetrized together in one step and connected to one another. Due to the permanent laser welded connections and the simple assembly, capacitor modules according to the invention are less susceptible to faults than conventional .Modules and at the same time are less expensive to produce.
- FIG. 3 shows a plan view of a capacitor module according to the invention, a first capacitor 5 and a second capacitor 10 are shown in the right-hand area of FIG. 3, which are symmetrized together via a flat conductor 15.
- the flat-shaped conductor 15, here a printed circuit board, is electrically conductively connected to the respective first electrical connections 5A and 10A via connecting plates 35.
- an electrically conductive connection is established between the printed circuit board 15 and a second connecting plate 45, which is in electrical contact with the first electrical connection 5A.
- the second connecting plate 45 is used for circuit of the capacitor 5 with a third capacitor 110.
- Two resistors 25 in SMD construction are arranged on the circuit board 15.
- the printed circuit board 15 advantageously consists of an epoxy resin plate or a hard paper plate on which copper conductor tracks 15A are arranged, which ensure electrical connection of the resistors 25 to the first electrical connections 5A and 10A.
- a screw connection 100 is also provided for the fixed connection.
- the invention is not limited to the exemplary embodiments and figures shown here. Further variations are possible above all in terms of the contact between the flat conductor and the first electrical connections and also between the contacting of the conductor and the second electrical connections.
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DE10337041A DE10337041A1 (en) | 2003-08-12 | 2003-08-12 | Capacitor module and method for its production |
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